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trggr wrote:still have much work to do from the old file to bring it up to date. At least i've something...otherwise I woudl have been so screwed for my gig tomorrow!!

ahhh , forgot about Time Machine! LOL... jokes on me.

safe!

I doubt it. Personally, I rename the set... as so... Beat, Beat_02, Beat_03, and on and on

um...YES>...going to start doing this... VERY GOOD IDEA!

f*cking LIVE just crashed on me and when i opened there were all these files missing!!! wtf. im just glad i recent renamed it another , but still ...

I doubt it. Personally, I rename the set... as so... Beat, Beat_02, Beat_03, and on and on

ok, so that sounds like a good idea. but does this add a new file each time, so multiplying file size taking up hard drive space? like if i save a new version of photoshop file for every so many changes ...

i went to the M-Audio site and it says "This device is class compliant and does not require driver support for OS X"

esky wrote:Driver installed...?

driver for M-Audio Trigger Finger? ...for Mac? not that i know or dont know of :-/ i can try that...

For whatever reason, my m-audio Trigger Finger is not being detected by Live no matter how much I try to play with the preferences. ANy other midi device hooks up and gets signal to Live just like plug-n-play, but for some strange reason not TF. I know this has worked before and I am wondering if ...